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Thousands of South Africans are hoping to move to the US to escape crime – and what they say is discrimination against white people

Western diets make up most of South Africa’s food systems. This displaces indigenous crops and edible forest plants.

Topping out over 3,000 metres above sea level, the Drakensberg and Maluti mountains bordering South Africa and Lesotho are frequently covered in snow in winter. Back in 1975, German and South African investors planned to build a ski resort there.

The Prince of Wales will also give a major speech at the start of a two-day summit for United for Wildlife

A leading South African judge said on Thursday that "hardly anything" will deter Israel's Gaza offensive, but Pretoria's case against Israel at the International Court of Justice remains vital to highlight the dire situation.

Despite a global ban on international buying and selling of rhino horn since 1977, the South African government and owners of private rhino reserves continue to stockpile it. A new report by the EMS Foundation, a South African social justice and conservation organisation, advocates strongly against this practice. Ecologist and…

South African attorneys' presentation used recordings of Israeli officials calling for destruction of Gaza

Hamas’ brazen and deadly attack on Israel on October 7 elicited varied responses within the South African political scene. These diverse reactions reflect the long history, since before democracy in 1994, of South African engagement with the Israel-Palestinian conflict. The conflict holds symbolic significance for many in the country.

South Africa’s overall mining profits slipped by more than $5 billion in the last financial year